Core Rollator
Four wheels, hand brakes, and a seat, so you can walk farther and rest when you need to.
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Please read before you buy
- This page is general information, not medical advice.
- Ask your therapist or doctor which equipment is right for you. The wrong device, or the right one set up wrong, can make a fall more likely.
- Sizing and fitting matter. Have a therapist check the height of a walker or cane and how a bench or rail is installed.
- Stop using anything that causes pain, numbness, or dizziness, and talk with your provider.
Not sure what you need? Call us at 229-758-5214.
Mobility Aids
Steadier walking and easier reaching around the house.
Folding Walker
Gives the most support for people who need to lean on a walker, and folds flat for the car.
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SureWalk Quad Cane
A four-point base gives more balance than a regular cane and stands up on its own.
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Gait Belt with Handles
Gives a caregiver a safe place to hold while helping someone stand, walk, or move to a chair.
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Folding Reacher Grabber
Picks things up off the floor or a high shelf without bending or climbing.
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Most falls at home happen in the bathroom and on the way there at night.
Tub Transfer Bench
Lets you sit down outside the tub and slide in, so you never have to step over the edge.
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Raised Toilet Seat with Handles
Adds height and armrests so sitting down and standing up take less effort.
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Textured Grab Bars
A solid handhold by the tub, shower, or toilet. Mount it into studs, not just drywall.
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Multi-Room Stand Assist
A freestanding frame with three handles to hold while getting up from a bed, couch, or chair. No installation needed.
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Non-Slip Bath Mat (28" x 16")
Suction grips hold it to the tub floor to help prevent slips on wet surfaces.
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Simple tools many people use at home between therapy visits.
Hot and Cold Back Gel Wrap
Use it cold for new soreness or swelling, or warm to loosen stiff muscles. Always keep a layer between the pack and your skin.
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8-Mode TENS Unit
A small device that sends mild electrical pulses that may ease some muscle and joint pain. Ask your provider first, especially if you have a pacemaker.
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Foam Roller
Helps loosen tight muscles in the legs and back before or after exercise.
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Loop Resistance Bands
Light, inexpensive bands for the home exercises a therapist may give you.
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Lumbar Roll
Supports the curve of your lower back while you sit in a chair or the car.
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- Walker or cane height: Stand up straight with your arms relaxed. The handle should line up with the crease of your wrist, and your elbow should bend slightly when you hold it.
- Which hand for a cane: Most people hold a cane in the hand opposite the weak or painful leg. Ask your therapist to confirm.
- Check the weight capacity: Every walker, bench, seat, and rail lists a maximum weight. Choose one rated well above the user's weight.
- Measure first: Measure doorways, the tub wall, and toilet height before you order a rollator, transfer bench, or raised seat.
- Rollator or walker: A rollator rolls easily and has a seat, but it needs working brakes and good control. A standard walker is steadier for people who lean heavily.
- Grab bars go into studs: Towel bars and suction-cup handles are not made to hold your weight. Have grab bars installed into wall studs or with proper anchors.
Prices are shown as listed on each seller's site when this page was last updated and can change. Check the seller's page for the current price, sizing, and return policy.
Questions about equipment?
We can't diagnose or prescribe, but we're happy to point you in the right direction. For a fitting or a home safety check, ask your therapist or doctor.
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Colquitt, GA 39837